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Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Justice, Prof.Dr. Hajredin Kuçi will seriously consider the issue of cancellation of tender for vehicles

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Justice, Prof.Dr. Hajredin Kuçi will seriously consider the issue of cancellation of tender for vehicles

Prishtina, 06/05/2011

 Ministry of Justice informs the citizens of Kosovo regarding  the monitoring of public procurement, published yesterday by the movement "FOL", that  the request of the Company "Kaqandolli" for payment of 80 thousand euros from the Ministry of Justice, as compensation for termination of contract with this company, is still under review by the Commercial(Economic) Court and until now, the MoJ does not have any obligation to this company.

However, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Justice, Prof. Dr. Hajredin Kuçi, has said he will seriously deal with the problems that have arisen with this tender,  even though the problems are presented at the time when he (Minister Kuqi) was not Minister of the Ministry of Justice and has promised that if the final decision of the Economic (commercial) Court , blames MoJ , those responsible will face the legal sanctions.

After termination of the contract by the Ministry of Justice, with the reasoning  that in the tender "Supply of vehicles for the needs of the DPA-MoJ", Ministry of Justice requirements incorporated in the tender dossier, have been described in accordance with the Law on Public Procurement where the technical specifications of the tender dossier specified technical requirements among other requirements, the Ministry of Justice has requested that vehicles be of 1.4 to 1.6 cm3, depending on the market offers, while the company "Kaqandolli, has tendered vehicles by 1.3 cm3 and was been awarded with the contract.

Thus, the problem has come to the surfaced with the delivery of vehicles, where technical acceptance committee, refused to receive themt, arguing that the vehicles are in violation of technical specifications developed by the Ministry of Justice.

After that, the company "Kaqandolli" has  used  the right of appeal to the Procurement Review Body (PRB), against the termination of the the contract by MoJ, which appeal has rejected as unfounded the PRB. After , the “Kaqandolli” submitted their appeal in the Commercial Court where is being developed the trial process.